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Okay I had a hysterectomy this past may. I kept my ovaries. I would post this in the hysterectomy community but like no one ever goes there. But anyways. If I didnt know better I would think that I was pregnant. I have been nausous and getting dizzy. I have been taking my meds every day at the same time so I know its not them. Could my ovaries being going all wacky again? It took them about two months to turn back on. Thanks for any help.
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I think a trip to the doc is in order to get things checked out and hey, let me scare the crap out of you. Just because you do not have a womb anymore does not mean you can't get pregnant. There is at least one documented case where a women had a partial hysterectomy and become pregnant and carried the baby to term. Seems the little bugger floated around until it found a place to attach to the vaginal wall and created it's own womb. Now that should get you moving to the docs, LOL